Dubai Under Fire: Iran's Revenge Campaign

0:00On March 5, Dubai is under fire again as Iranian missiles and drones target the UAE City in a revenge campaign. Officials confirmed a ballistic missile and six drones struck recently, following a major barrage last Sunday that damaged the famous Jumira Hotel and industrial areas. This escalation stems from U.S. and Israeli strikes last Saturday that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, sparking attacks on 10. Studies including Israel, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq and Cyprus. Tourists and visitors in Dubai have shared chaotic moments online from missile alerts blaring in rooftop bars and hot tubs near the Burj Khalifa, too. Huddling and crowded bomb shelters, turning luxury vacations into tents or deals, the strikes have killed three people in Dubai last Sunday, with six U.S. servicemen lost in Kuwait and more damage reported across the region, including drone hits in Azerbaijan.

1:02World leaders are responding forcefully, with President Trump vowing retaliation and predicting further losses, while the U.K. sends four extra typhoon. Jets to Qatar amid rising tensions over base access as the conflict shows no signs of cooling, as the conflict shows no signs of cooling, as the conflict shows no signs of cooling, as the conflict shows no signs of cooling,